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The Public Health Dimensions of Prisoner Reentry: Addressing the Health Needs and Risks of Returning Prisoners and Their Families: A Focus on California
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The Public Health Dimensions of Prisoner Reentry: Addressing the Health Needs and Risks of Returning Prisoners and Their Families: A Focus on California
Publication year:
2002
| Cataloged on:
Oct. 31, 2006
ANNOTATION: Issues related to the health care needs of ex-offenders reentering California communities are discussed. Three sections are contained in this meeting summary: Welcome and Meeting Overview by Gwen Foster, Joan Petersilia, Jack Riley, and Jeremy Travis; presentations and discussionHealth Profile of California Inmates and Prison by Marcus Nieto and Evalyn Horowitz, Community Health Services and Linkages Between Prison and Community by Barry Zack, and Barriers and Opportunities for Improved Health Services by Johnny Walker; and Next Steps for Research and Policy by Jeremy Travis.